>I Use
>1. JRun 2.3.3,
>2. Netscape Enterprise server
>
Do you check Allaire (Jrun) or Netscape (NES)?
>Do i need to congfigure anything in Jrun inorder to get the digital
>certificate from the user. or do i need to add the provider in the security
>policy files.
>
>how should i proceed.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>ram
If you did you could find:
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Manually add the following line to the "jrun" Object block in your
server's obj.conf file:
PathCheck fn="get-client-cert" dorequest="1"
So your "jrun" Object block should now look like this:
<Object name="jrun">
PathCheck fn="get-client-cert" dorequest="1"
PathCheck fn="jrunfilter"
Service fn="jrunservice"
</Object>
Now save the obj.conf file, stop the NES web server instance, apply the
manual edits, and start the NES instance up again. Now you can get the
client certificate using the getHeader() method of the request object, like
so (using JSP for example):
<% out.println("Client Certificate= " + getHeader("auth-cert")); %>
You can read more about the get-client-cert function of the PathCheck
directive at:
http://developer.netscape.com:80/support/faqs/champions/cert_server.html
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Ciao
AL
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